Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia diagnosis, treatment, and medical malpractice
Suspicion alone warrants stopping heparin therapy
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Some thoughts for plaintiffs getting ready for deposition in a Texas medical malpractice case
These tips will help plaintiffs give truthful, credible deposition testimony
Houston Court of Appeals rules that medical spa negligence claim isn't subject to medical malpractice tort reform requirements
Key fact was that there was no doctor-patient relationship
Patient falls at nursing home, causing brain bleeding, death
Patient had history of falls at nursing home and medical record identified him as high fall risk
The roles of the guardian ad litem and structured settlement in a Texas medical malpractice case involving a minor
After a case involving a minor settles, there's some additional work to be done before funding
Hospital sodium management, central pontine myelinolysis, and brain injury
When doctors and nurses correct a low sodium levels too quickly, it can cause a permanent brain injury or death
Low sodium levels in the blood after surgery can be dangerous
The sodium-fluid balance is sensitive and can cause brain damage if mismanaged after surgery
Esthetician laser treatment in doctor's office burns patient's face
Lawsuit alleges poor training, absent supervision
Diabetes types, treatments, and medical malpractice
Diabetes is dangerous without standard of care treatment
What you should know about future medical bills and Texas medical malpractice
Damages for future medical expenses may be a significant issue at mediation and in court